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Featuring:

Gigi Cervantes* ..............May
Derik Webb*...............Raleigh

*courtesy of Actors' Equity

Production Staff:

Costume Design:
Barbara C. Cox
Dramaturge:
Dorothy Sanders
Lighting Design:
John Leach
Sound Design:
Lara Maerz*
Stage Manager:
Kevin Scott Keating*

*Member of Actors' Equity Association


            Derik Webb and Gigi Cervantes                                             
                                                                     Photo by Rose Pearson

Directed by: Karen Lamb

Performances:

Regular showings are Thursday, Friday at 7:30pm & Saturday at 4:00pm & 8:30pm. Tickets are $15 - $25 for regular showings. The Theatre accepts Tandy Vouchers and Bell Helicopter Coupons. Student Rush ½ price tickets are available on a standby basis at half hour before show time. Saturday matinee performances are $10 for students and seniors. Season Tickets and Flex Tix are now on sale at the box office.


The Play:

This endearing new play is a funny and touching Norman Rockwell-styled portrait of two young people searching for happiness. In December 1940, an eastbound train carries the bodies of two great American writers - Nathaniel West and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Also on board is May, who shares her seat with a charming flyer named Raleigh. This simply staged "valentine" played to critical acclaim at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and was nominated by the New York Drama League for Best Play in 1999.

The Playwright:

Arlene Hutton (Playwright) is the pen name of actor/director Beth Lincks, who began writing plays five years ago as a Participating Artist at Alice’s Fourth Floor and is currently a member of the LAB Theatre Company. Born in Louisiana and raised in Florida, Beth/Arlene received her B.A. in Theatre from Rollins College and her M.F.A. in Acting from Florida State University/Asolo Conservatory. She has been an active member of Association for Theatre in Higher Education and actor/director artist-in-residence at several colleges. As Producing Artistic Director of The Journey Company, Beth has presented works by Arlene Hutton at national and international festivals, receiving grants from One World Foundation, PALA, the Joelson Foundation and 21st Century Playwrights, as well as an Independent Artist Challenge Grant from The Field. Her new play, As It Is In Heaven, recently premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland and will open in New York in January.

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